"Young people felt unwelcome in parishes. I quote, without any comment and leave judgement to yourselves: “A number of young people noted that it was people in parishes (priests and parishioners) w
Addendum: Think the continuity:
Matthew 25:18,31: "After a long time comes the master (lord!) of the slaves) and takes account with them ... As for this worthless slave, throw him into the outer dark
There are problems with this gospel reading.Our minds are so used to the word “talents” as referring to human “talent” or gift for doing something, that we may lose the crunch of the origina
I absolutely agree with Mary in her admiration for Roy's honesty and courage. I have shared this discussion with many friends and like-minded acquaintances tonight mainly to direct them to Roy's comme
Roy Donovan @2 if you are the same Fr Roy Donovan then God love you for your courage and your honesty! That is a brave statement and one with which many a priest will nod his head in agreement to but
Diarmuid Martin acknowledges that the most significant negative factor towards the Church is the position of women, which is less than 3rd class. And he also sees the need for new forms of priestly pr
“There are deeper elements of goodness and idealism and generosity among young people but despite years of Catholic education, they do not seem to have been truly touched by the knowledge of the per
Archbishop Diarmaid Martin states that the low standing of women in the Church is the greatest cause of alienation and he also puts out the reality that priests are quickly dying off and those left ar
Good morning from Nigeria. I just got connected to your website while searching for Catholic daily reading/homily.
I'm grateful, Jesus directed me to your website. I feel blessed by your homily and re
I've just been talking to a young Shinto priest, who is off to their seminary to give an address to the students there, in a sort of think-in where they'll share their feelings freely. He said he'll b
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November 16 2017Roy Donovan @2 if you are the same Fr Roy Donovan then God love you for your courage and your honesty! That is a brave statement and one with which many a priest will nod his head in agreement to but
The Church in Dublin: where will it be in ten years?
November 16 2017Diarmuid Martin acknowledges that the most significant negative factor towards the Church is the position of women, which is less than 3rd class. And he also sees the need for new forms of priestly pr
The Church in Dublin: where will it be in ten years?
November 16 2017“There are deeper elements of goodness and idealism and generosity among young people but despite years of Catholic education, they do not seem to have been truly touched by the knowledge of the per
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